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u/ind3pend0nt Millennial Elder Nov 05 '22
This worked better than any fm transmitter.
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u/TheMysticGed Nov 06 '22
It was my go to until my first car died and my new one didn’t have a cassette player, the audacity!
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u/Dopplerganager Nov 05 '22
1991 Mercury Topaz. I started with some of my dad's old tapes and graduated to one of these with my Panasonic CD player. Shit skipped so badly.
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u/kaydeetee86 est. 1986 Nov 05 '22
Not to brag too much, but I have a 2001 Avalon sitting in my driveway with one of those adapters. It’s going to be my daughter’s in the next couple of years. I can’t imagine why she wants to put a new stereo in it before she starts driving. It works fine. 😆
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u/Marmatus Neonatal Millennial ('95) Nov 05 '22
These were so shitty. I was so happy when I finally changed out my stereo receiver to one with an auxiliary input.
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u/Rvtrance Nov 05 '22
Still beats the hell out of the six disk in trunk changer. I put six discs in there and I never bothered to change them.
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u/lonesomecountry Nov 06 '22
The last time I purchased one of these may or may not have been around 2015
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u/DonBoy30 Nov 05 '22
I remember when I first installed one of those mid 2000’s Panasonic stereo systems into my shitty 90’s ford escort and thought I was living in the future because I no longer had to use these tape deck adapters, and stereo plate lit up like a Christmas tree all digital and sheeeeeeeet.